The Osceola times., 1887-07-23

THR details Of the explosion OF Q gun
powder magazine at Massowah on the
llth instant, shows that ten Italian sol
diers were killed and seventy injured, and
that camp property worth $780, ooo was de-
stroyed.
r II. BURTON, travelling salesman who
has been In the employ OF the lndlanap-
| oils Glue Company, was found dead In Q
bed in his room at the Pauley House
Cleveland, o., on the morning OF the 18th.
Coroner West said deceased had evidently
died In a fit
The Pinkerton et,ctives at Everson,
Pa, on the i4th. Aired on and killed boy
named RimmeL Rimmel, II seems, was
an IDIOT, and, when called on by the de.
| tectives TO halt. not understa nding them,
went ahead across the picket line with
the above result
A TERRIBLE railroad accident occurred
at Port Stanley, Ont, on the 18th, by which
| a score Of people were burned TO death
and forty others injured.
RELIGIOUS fanatics Of the Greek Church
| In Russia recently attempted TO murder
the Grand Duchess Elizabeth, who Ia q
| Lutheran.
| AHALy-MILLroS dollar fre visited Mont
real on the 18th. One man was killed and
q number injured trying to escape from
q burning building.
| FIRE broke out on the 18th in the New
England Ship Building Company's yard
| at Bath, Me-, and threatened the destruc-
tion Of the entire property. The mayor
telegraphed for aid TO Portland, Lewiston
and Brunswick. The loss will reach over
| 800, 900
CHARLES CROSSE, owner OF large
| furniture factory and Of several buildings
| In other parts Of Cincinnati, committed
suicide on the 18th by hanging himself
with the elevator rope in the third-story
of his furniture establishment. He was
found dead by his son, who was frat to
enter the place after his father. While
he was the owner Of $4,000 Of property
he had recently been talking about be-
coming poverty stricken.
BERNARD 7. MIcHENrELDER, son Of a
wealthy brewer, died on the 18th at De-
troit Mich, Of hydrophobia. He was
bitten by pet dog Ave weeks previous
ly. On the 18th the first symptoms Of by
drophobia appeared, and after suffering
terribly, ne died after one Of his coavu-
sions.
NORTHERN PACIFIC JUNCTION, town OF
from Duluth, Mimi, was destroyed by fire,
which started in the Paine Lum Der Com
pany's mill on the night Of the 18th. En-
gines were sent from Duluth. Meager
details received so far
ESaISEER REILLY OF the presidential
excursion train was killed on the 10Th by
the breaking Of connecting bar OF the
engine. The fireman received scalp
wound. None of the Presidents party
were injured.
THREE fatal cases Of sunstroke occurred
at Da ve port. Ia, on the 10th, five in Phil
adelphia, three in ST. Louis, three in Mil
waukee, three In Chicago, seven In Gin
cinnati, with many more at other points.
By an explosion OF fre-damp In the Port
Roval coal mines, near West Newton,
Pa, on the 10th, four miners we're Sc
riously burned, one of them fatally.
THE Senter House, a large summer
hotel at Center Harbor, on Lake Win
nipesaukee, N H., was burned on the
10Th. The Mountain House was also bad :
ly damaged.
JEAN p. SooUEr, who murdered his wife
fourteen years ago, was sentenced at
Green Bay, Wis, on the 10th, to i'm
prisonment for life.
tHe was VIC ihoSt
ly hot day of the season. and from every
quarter come accounts OF numbers over
come by the heat, many deaths resulting.
The coroner in ST Louis held inQuests on
the bodies Of sixteen victims.
JOHN ROONEY, alias Roddy Dugan,
twenty four years old, hanged himself tc
a cell door in Brooklyn Jail on the nth
Rooney was a noted burglar, aud was
confined in Jail awaiting trial FOR burg
larry.
FARcHILD's jewelry store at Bridge
| port, Conn, was entered on the night OF
| the 10Th by burglars, who cracked thu
| safe and secured $4,000 worth OF valua
bles There is no clew to the robbers.
AFIRE at Peekskill, N. Y, on the nth
| originating in the m achine shop Of Nailo
Bros. a. Allen, destroyed large quantity
Of machinery and some adj lining tene
| ments. Total loss estimated at 81, 600.
THERE were reported up to midnight o
the nth, at Cincinnati, forty-eight case
| OF sunstroke, of which eighteen wer'
fatal, and at the midnight hour there wer'
numerous additional calls for the patrol
wagons for new cases.
A STORM broke with terrific force owe
Rockaway Beach, Long Island, on tn
| 18th, wind and rain both doing mucl
damage. Many trees were uprooted an'
several photograph galleries and othe
small buildings were other demolished
or badly wrecked.
| JoHN W. SMITH, q prominent farmer
Canal joharic, N. ", was gored by bul
and proba bly, fatally hurt He was badi.
cut up and his clothes were entirely
stripped from his person.
A TERRIBLE wind and rain storm, &C
companed by hail, struck Carlisle, Pa.
and vicinity on the nth, causing grea
deal Of damage. At the Indian Trainin
School, at tho edge of town, trses wer
broken down aud buildings unroofed
some OF the roofing being carried from
$50 TO 800 yards.